commissioner matsuda you are back with us.another motion for the remaining legacy business applications. >> i make the motion. >> as chair you cannot make the motion. >> i move we approve all of these legacy businesses 5b to 5f. >> thank you. >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to adopt representations for approval for the remaining applications. commissioner nageswaran. >> yes. >> commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes. >> commissioner pearlman. >> yes. >> commissioner so. >> yes. >> commission president matsuda. >> yes. >> so moved. that passes unanimously 7-0. item 6 is continued to the next hearing. that places us on item 7. 2021-00185 3-d es for the san francisco eagling bar 396-398 12th street. >> before i start my presentation i would like to defer to supervisor haney's office. >> thank you. good afternoon, members of the historic preservation commission. on behalf of supervisor haney i am here to speak on this matter. supervisor haney introduced the resolution initi

good afternoon president matsuda and commissioners. we designated this landmark designation some months ago and thanks to planning staff marcel for moving quickly to get this together amid everything else that's is noted for the record. we, of course, initiated landmark designation in response to a highly publicized story that the sfai art institute was going through some turmoil and was going to be potentially leveraging this beautiful fresco in order to secure its financial future and that could have portended alteration or removal of said fresco and while we initiated in response to a moment of crisis, i think it's kind of blossomed into something quite beautiful and different which is now a little bit of a trend where i think in the months ahead of you as pilar might aware, we will also be seeking to landmark the other two murals, frescos that diego rivera painted. these are jewels in the city and county of san francisco. while i think there's an argument interesting here that landmark number 85 i believe it is for the building at

thank you, president matsuda. i'd just like to say a few words about the [inaudible] between the planning staff and oewd. i'm all for streamlining these processes and cutting down the red tape that we can possibly do to make sure that our small businesses and community minority women-owned businesses can get their feet back on track. it is very important, and i'm really happy that we are progressing to this point where we have a really untilable robust staff to review projects, and we have track records in the past ten years that we prove we can do it, and we are now ready to make things happen faster, and we can allocate to other sources to more needed projects and with the limited resources that we have. so i would like to motion to approve this recommendation -- is it motion to approve, right, or is it discussion only? >> clerk: the recommendation is motion for approval. >> i so want to motion that. >> second. >> second. >> i think -- do we need, since the modification that was outlined in the resolution is sli

good afternoon president matsuda and commissioners.d this landmark designation some months ago and thanks to planning staff marcel for moving quickly to get this together amid everything else that's is noted for the record. we, of course initiated landmark designation in response to a highly publicized story that the sfai art institute was going through some turmoil and was going to be potentially leveraging this beautiful fresco in order to secure its financial future and that could have portended alteration or removal of said fresco and while we initiated in response to a moment of crisis i think it's kind of blossomed into something quite beautiful and different which is now a little bit of a trend where i think in the months ahead of you as pilar might aware we will also be seeking to landmark the other two murals, frescos that diego rivera painted. these are jewels in the city and county of san francisco. while i think there's an argument interesting here that landmark number 85 i believe it is for the building at 800 chestnut i b